Ratepayer Protection Act
The Ratepayer Protection Act, debated in the Senate, concerns who pays for the energy demands of new data centers. Senator Hagerty spoke in support, saying the country needs more energy to lead in artificial intelligence, that tech companies rather than everyday families and businesses should cover the costs of new data centers, and that local towns rather than federal politicians should decide whether to approve such projects.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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